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I still have no internet D: And I’m not sure when I’ll have it. Maybe when I go up for college. Not sure but I really have been counting down the days. 20 something now. But as soon as I get internet back or get my own laptop, I’ll be putting up a new layout. I might go to the library tomorrow as well with the laptop. Well anyway, I miss everyone on here. I’ll make another post as soon as I get back on here.

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So I hope people saw my little reply back to a question. Yes, I have no internet since I had to move. I do miss you all but I honestly can’t be on tumblr that much. I probably can’t even reblog at all. I’m just making a lovely post for you all :D

Anyway, I do miss everyone of you. Trust me. And I shall be getting internet around June. I’ll try to come on again but with the library computers, it seems I can’t -_-

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hajinmon sent: I miss you.

Omg I miss you too. I has no internet so right now I’m at the library. I haven’t been on here in a month. Still no internet >_> I’ll get it sometime in early June but I’ll be leaving a bit after for Penn.

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societydefinedbeauty:

when you leave your three year old brother in your room with your mac. 

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(Source: akirae)

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Alchemist of Arland by ケツ田ゲル edit

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it’s true love. that’s what makes us human.

(Source: thewintersoldier)

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becausekuroko:

doctor-neo-cortex:

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oceanmaster:

TIME FOR ANOTHER PHISHING WARNING

This scam is smart. This one recognizes just how quickly Tumblr likes to latch onto viral campaigns, and has set itself up as such.

The grey image-box links to this image (hosted on Imgur.com, this link is safe), detailing a call to action about a “Lost Beatles Concert” — This is actually a real thing, there are news reports (BBC) for this event. The image delivers a great hook for young users too (let’s impress our peers with our “pure music tastes”).

However, the text in the message does not point to the website. It is a shortened URL, which points to a site that is known for phishing.

If you ever need to know where a shortened URL points to, you have a couple of options available to you:

  • The easiest is LongURL.com, which shows exactly where you will be redirected to. (plus a screenshot if available - in this case, no)

  • Failing this, many shortlink providers (like bit.ly, j.mp, tinyurl.com, goog.le) allow you to preview the link by adding symbols/words to the link. Here is a list of these preview codes.


Just, please followers. Exercise caution. The internet is stupid.

aaaaand this precisely why i don’t like getting into viral campaigns

Reblogging this for my followers because I love you all so very much <3

Okay guys stay safe now

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